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sen ERAL NOTICES.

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ET0R SALE-EAST HALF LOT 6, 0 STREET,
L Seventeenth and Eighteenth; lot, 40x160
good brick sidewalk; 10 large Fruit Trees. For
filing I'm
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Tor SALE-THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL AT
G Plymouth Amador county; a good paying
property; 80 regular boarders; large transient
custom and a fine bar trade; situated center
business block in thriving town of Plymouth
40 miles east of Sacramento; will be sold at sac
rifice on account of death of proprietor. Adj
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NOR SALE-TWO RICHMOND" RANGES,
T. at bars ain. Also, One Black Walnut Ex-
tension Table. A few Secondhand Carpets
left. Call at once at CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELLS,
400 K street. Upholstering and Repairing at
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TOR Saloon MODERATE TERMS, -FOUR
L. lots S0x160 feet each, on south side OF
block between o and P, Twentieth and Twenty
first streets; one of the most elevated and pleas
ant locations for a residence in the city; short
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth and X streets
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TITO LET-THREE OR MORE ROOMS SUIT
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WILLS

Section /. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture Of the state of Texas: That when
any will or testament, Or teStamentsrY
instrument Of any character, conveying or
in any manner dIsposing of A8d in this
state, has been Gully probated according
to the laws OF any CT the Upsted States or
territories, 8 copy tSereof and it's probate,
sStested by the clerk Of the court in which
such will and testament OrsteStamentary
Instrument was admitted 60 probate, and
the seal Of the court annexed if there be
g seal, together with ceptihcate from
the Judge or presiding magistrate of such
court that the said attestatiOn IS In due
form, may be filed and recorded in the
register of deeds in any county IN which
said real estate is situated, in the same
manner as deeds and conVeyances are re-
quired to be recorded, and without
further proof or authorization. Provided,
that at any time within four years from
the date of the record of such will in this
state, the validity of such will may be
contested in proceeding instituted for
that purpose, as the original might have
been.
Sec. 3. A COPY of such will and testa-
ment, or testamentary instrument, and its
probate 50 ettested, together with the
certificate that said attestation is in due
form as required by the preceding section
OF this act, shall be prima facie evidence
that said will has been duly admitted to
probate according to the laws of the state
wherein it has been admitted to probate,
and shall be sufficient to authorize the
same to be recorded in the proper county
or counties in this state.
Sec. 8. Every such will and testament,
or testamentary instrument, and its pro-
bate, which shall be attested and proven
as provided in section of this act, ;and
delivered to the clerk Of the proper court
TO be recorded. shall take effect and be
valid and effectual as deed of convey
ance of said property, and the record
thereof shall have the same force and
effect as the record of deeds or other con-
veysnces to land from the time when such
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HOUSE OF CORRECTION AND RE
FORMATORY.

Section l.. Be itenacted by the Legisla-
ture of the4S1ate of Texas: There That
there ssSl1 be established in this state q
nouseof correction and reformatory for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of youtAtul cOnviCtS.
Sec. ,. 1t shall Oe the duty of tha G0v-
ernOr of the state, Immediately sitter this
act shall go into effect, to appoint three
commissioners to select q site fer said
house of correction and reformatOry, who
shall make such selection with view to
its healthfulness, accessibility, wood and
water supply, fertility Of soil, and other
advantages, and the same shall contain not
less than GAO nor more than 1000 acres of
land, and the same shall not be located in
the vicinity Of either of the penitentiaries
now established, nor within two miles Of
any incorporated town or city. When
site has been selected for said house of
correction and reformGtory, as herein
provided, and the price has been agreed
upon, and such selection and the price
have been approved by the Governor, it
shall be the duty OF the Commissioners to
purchase the same: provided, the price
does not exceed $40 900, to be paid out of
the appropriation provided for in this act.
The title CT said property shall vest in the
Governor of this state and his successors
in office, for the use and benefit
of said house of correction and
ret0rmatory. 1t shall be the duty
OF the trustees hereinafter provided for,
to contract for and superintend the con
st. uction of such buildings and other im-
pTOvements as may be necessary for the
safe keeping, comfort and profitable en-
ployment of fhe inmates confined therein;
and in the construction of said buildings
and Improvements convict labor may be
employed if deemed advisable in the in
terest of economy. Said commissioners
shall each receive five dollars per day for
the time they are actually employed in
the selection and purchase of said site,
and in addition thereto necessary travel
ing expenses in visiting different sections
Of the state to select an advantageous
site for said house of correction
and reformatory: Provided, said
commissioners shall not receive
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INQUEST UPON DEAD BODIES.

Section1. Be it enacted by the Legis-
laturs=of the state Of Texas: That articles
OK, 993, 1874, 995, 996, and 1901, of chap
ter l, title -, % the Code of Criminal
Procedure, be repealed; and that articles
9SS, 1902, 1905, zoos, and 1912, of chap
ter l, title Is, of the Code of Criminal
Procedure, and article 1000, of chapter l,
title Is, of tle Code Of Criminal
Procedure, as amended by chapter - IF
the General Laws of the Eighteenth Leg
iSlature of the state of Texas, approved
February l6, 1888, be so amended as to
hereafter read:
Article 988. Any justice of the peace
shall be authorized, and it shalt be his
duty, to hold inQuests within his county
in the following cases: Provided, that
all inquestS shall be held by the justice OF
the peace without jury:
!. When a person dies in prison.
. When eny person is killed, or from
any cause dies an unnatural death, except
under sentence of the law or in the ab
sence of one or more good witnesses.
8. When the body Of any human being
is found and the circumstances of his
death are unknown.
4. When the circumstances of the death
of any person are such as to lead to sus-
picion that he has come to his death by
unlawful means.
Article 1000. If any other persons than
the Justice, and the accused and his coun-
sci, and counsel fof the'state, are present
at the inquest, they shall not interfere
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with the proceedings, and no question
shall be asked witness except by the
Justice, he accused or his counsel, 6uO
the counsel for the state, and the justice
of the peace my fine aDy person violating
THIS artIc.e for contempt OF cOu,t, not eX-
ceeding $50, and may cause such person
to be placed in custody OF peace officer
and removed from the presence of the in
quest.
Art. 1902 The justice of the peace
shall keep book in which he shall make
a minute Of all the proceedings relating
to every inquest held by him. Such min
ute shall SET forth:
l. The nature of the Information given
the justice OF the peace and by whom
given, unless he acts upon facts within
his own knowledge.
3. The time and place, when and where
the inquest i3 held.
s. The name of the deceased if known,
or if not known as accurate description
of him as can be given.
4. The finding OF the justice at the in
quest.
5. If any arrest is made Of a suspected
person before inquest held, the name Of
the person aud the fact of his arrest, as
well as everything material which relates
thereto, shall be noted.
Art 1906 II it be found by the justice
Of the peace, upon eVid .nCe atdaced al
the inquest, that person already ares
ed did in fact kill the deceased, or was an
accompiice Or accessory to ehe death, the
Justice may, according to the facts Of the
case, commit him to jail or require him
to execute @ b&il bond with security for
his appearance before The proper court to
answer for the off5nse.
Art. 1908. When by the evidance ad-
dUced before jastice Of the peace hold
ing an inquest, it IS found that any per-
son not in custody killed the deceased, or
was an accompiice or accessory to the
death, the justice shall forthwith issue
his warrant Of arrest 10 the sheriff or
ether peace officer commanding him to
arrest the person accused and bring him
before such justice, or before some other
magistrate named in the writ.
Art 1912. When an inquest hiss been
held the justice before whom the same
was held shall certify to the proceedings,
and Shall iuciose in an envelope the testi-
mOGy taken, the finding Of the justice,
the bail bonds il any, and all other papers
connected with the inquest, and shall seal
mp such envelope and deliver it, properly
indOrsed, to the clerk OF the district court
without delay, who she'll safely keep the
same in his office subject to the order of
the court. Approved March II, 1897.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15
PHYSICIANS

Section l. Be it enacted by the Legjsla-
ture Of the state Of Texas, that article
3G35, title 70, Of the Revised Civil Statutes
f the State OF Texas, be and the same is
hereby amended 50 as hereafter TO read
as follows:
Article $685. The certificate provided
for in the 5To preceding articles shall, be
fore the persoDItO whom it was granted is
entitled to practice by virtue thereof, be
recorded in the Office of the clerk of the
district court Of the county in which such
practitioner may reside or sOj0urn, in q
well bound book to be kept by the clerk
for that purpose, and when 50 recorded
said clerk shall certify thereon, under his
official seal, the fact and date Of such
record, and shall return such certificate
to the person to whom the same was
granted, and shall be entitled to demand
and receive for such service from the
holder of such certificate the sum of 81.
Approved March %, 1887.
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RAILROADS.

Section l. Be it enacted by the Legis-
lature of the state of Texas: That all
railroad companies operating any rail-
road, or any part thereof, within the
limits of this state, be and the same are
hereby required to provide cars with
double decks for the shipment Of sheep.
goats, hogs and calves; that the said cars
must be in every way as large IS the ones
now in use upon the respective railroads
in this state; that the distance between
the floor aud the second deck shall be the
same as the distance between said second
deck and the roof; that the floor of the
second deck shall be 50 constructed as 10
protect the animals beneath; and that
said cars must be furnished by the rail
road company to any person who shall
offer TO ship at one time hogs, sheep,
goats or calves in carload lots.
Sec. 2. 1t shall not be lawful for any
railroad company to charge more for ship
ping 8 doubIe-Qecked carload Of sheep,
goats, hogs or calves than is charged for
shipping a CarlOad of other cattle or
horses the same distance and in the same
direction; and any railroad company that
shall fail or refuse to furnish double
decked cars of the dimension prescribed
in the preceding section, TO any person
who may wish to ship 2s much as Z
double-decked carload Of sheep, hogs,
goats or calves, or shall charge more for
shipping a double-deCked carload Of
sheep, hogs, goats or calves than for
shipping q carload of other cattle or
horses for the same distance and in the
same direction, shall be liable to pay to
the owner or shipper of said sheep, hogs,
goats or calves the sum of $500 as Iiqu;-
dated damages, to be recovered in any
court of competent Jurisdiction: Pro
vided, That il railroad companies shall
transport sheep, hogs, goats and calves
On single-decked cars ut one half the price
per carload charged for shipping horses
or other cattle, then the penalties pre-
scribed in this act for failure to provide
double deCked cars shall be imperative.
Sec. 3. The near approach of the close
of the session aud the great number of
bills yet to be disposed of by this Legs
lature creates an imperative public neces-
sity, and an emergency exists for the sus-
pension of the constitutional rule TeqIir-
ing bills to be read on three several days,
and said rule is so suspended and this
act placed upon its third reading and
final passage, and it is so enacted. Ap-
proved, March 26, 1887.
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PROTECTION OR FISH

Section /. Be il enacted by Ihe Legisla-
tuve Of the state Of Texas: That article
425 Of the Penal Code Of tie state IF
Texas BE- so amended as toheIeaf.er read
as follows:
Article 425. Whoever shall catch or
take, or attempt to catch or take, any hsa
IN This state, by the use of line, Chma
berries, India berries, or other poisonous
substances placed in The water, Or hy the
exploding o. dynamite, giant powder,
'yccrine or other compounds CT an
explosive nature in the form Of & cart
ridge or other forms, shall be deemcd
guilty Of 3 mistemeaH0T. and up-
on conviction shall be fred in any
sum not less than $50 nor more than
$3.50. And any court, officer, or tribunal
having jurisdiction Of the Ofanse set
forth IN THIS article, or any district OF
county attorney, may subpoena persons
and compel their attendance IS witnesses
TO testify IS 10 violations Of any of She
provisions of this article: and any per
son so summoned and examined shsIl not
be liable to prosecution for any Of the
violations OF t1is article about which he
may testify, and cOnvictian for said Of
Tense may be had upon the unsupported
evidence of an acc0mPlice Fpartieipant..
Approved March IS, 1887 = ~
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GAMING.

Section l. Be it enacted by the Legis-
lature Of the state of Texas: That article
1858, of chapter 3, title II, Of the Penal
Code of the state of Texas, be so amended
as to read as follows:
Article 358. If any IersOn shall keep or
exhibit for the purpose Of gaming any
gaming table or bank of any name or
description whatever, or any table or
bank used for gaming which has nc name,
sny pigeoD-hoIe table or jenny-lind table.
or nine or ten pin elley, table or alley OF
any kind whatever regardless Of the num-
Der OF pins, balls or rings used, used for
gRming-and such pigeOn-hOle table or
iennY-Iind table, or nine or ten pin alley,
table or alley of any kind whatever
regardless Of the number of pins,
balls, or rings used, shall be considered
as used for gaming if the table fees, or
alley fees, or money, or
anything of value is bet there
on, or shall be in any manner in
terested in keeping or exhibiting any
such table OF bank, or nine or ten-pin
alley, table or alley of any kiGd whatever
regardless OF the number Of pins balls,
or rings used, at any place, he snail be
punished by fine of not less th&n $25
nor more than 800 and Imprisonment in
the county jail for not less than ten nor
more thaUninety days. Approved, March
%, 1887.
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nEAIING In FnTIRES

Section l. BE it enacted by tne Legiss-
tureef the state Of Texas: That il any
person shall, directly or through al agent
Or'ageutS, manage disappointment for him
sef, or shall "a agent or representa-, Of
any other person, firm or corporation,
,condUct. carry on or transact a.y
business which is commonly known q
dealing in futures, in cotton, grain,
lard, any kinds Of meats, or agricultural
produces, or corp ration stocks, or STALL
keep any ho2se, or manage, conduct,
carry on or transact any business com
monty known IS produce or stock CX-
change, or bucket shop, where future
contracts are bought or sold, with 20 in
tr.liyn Uf aG actual bona file delivery Of
.he article or Thru 50 bought or sold,
such person, whether acting for himself or
Tor aD0thar, IS aforesaid, shall be d emed
gu Ivy Of = mis- ieme@L.r, and shall, be
fael in any sum not less than $500 nor
more taan $500, and II al titi0n thereto
shall be imprisoned N the county Ill not
less than thirty DAYS nor more tHan six
months: Provided, that each day that
such business or house Is carried CT or
kept shall constitute separate off snsc.
Sec. ,. Whoever knowingly permits
any such business - be carried on in his
building, house. booth, erbor, or erection,
Of which be is the owner, or has the pos
sSiOn, care, management, or renting,
snail be guilty Of q misdemeanOr end,
on conviction, fined il any sum not less
than 500 nor more than $500. E4ch
d-y ne so permits shall constitute q sep
arate Ofense. Approved March l, 1887
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COUNTY OFFICERS AND COUNTY
MONEYS.

Section l. Be 1t enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the state Of Texas: That an act
entitled an act to amend article 051, title
p, Of the Revised Statutes, approved
March 81, 1883, be SO amended as to here
after read As follows:
Art. 95l Clerks OF the district and
county courts, county judges, county
trsas0reTS, sheriff, district and county at
-crneys, ccnstables and justices of the
prHCe, WEO shall collect or handle any
money Tor tle Use Of the county, shall
make q full aaG complete report, under
o&tl, il writing, TO the COM
missioEeTS' court, ct each regular
term thereof, CT all fines i'm
posed and collected ana all in gments
rendered and collected for the use Of the
county, and all Jury fees collected in their
respective courts IL favor Of Or TOR the
use Of the county; and at the same time
TO present their receipts aud vouchers
showing what disposition has been made
of the money collected, fines imposed
and Judgments rendered; which reports,
receipts aud vouchers shall he carefully
examined by the said commissioners
court, and if found to be COrreCs, shall
cause the clerk 70 enter the same on the
financial ledger, and Is found 10 be incOr-
rec, snail summon said officer before
them and have the same corrected; aud
said reports, receipts and vouchers shall
0e fled ia the county clerks office. APP
proved March %, 1887.
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son SO committed to said house CT cor
recti0n and reiOrmatOry, the superir-
tendeat shall provide them with q suit of
suitable clothing and 50 in money, and
procure transportation for them to their
houses, If residents Of this state, or to
the county in which they may have been
convicted, a. his option.
Sec. 10. Trst the sum OF $4,000, and
all receipts from firm products and mar
Cf2cturet articles raised or manufactured
in saiG house ot correction and reforma-
tory, or 50 much thereof . S may be ueCes
sary, be and t1e same IS hereby a0pro-
pTisred for the purpose Of establishing
the house of correction and reform2tory
herein provided for, ID be paid On
vouchers or warrants drawn by the com
misSioneTs or board IF trustees on tie
Comptroller OF Public Accounts, which
shall be sufficient authority to the Stat2
Treasurer for the payment of the same;
provided, that not more than $4,000 of
this appropriation shall be expended in
the building eDG equipment of said house
Il correction and Ieforma,0ry. Approved,
March 20, 1897.